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Trinity Medical
Trinity Medical is a 23 bed critical access hospital located in Ferriday, Louisiana. The hospital is operated by Concordia Parish Hospital Service District No.1. Riverland Medical Center opened in 1964 as Concordia Parish Hospital and has continuously served the residents of the area for more than 55 years.
Gregg Veterinary Hospital
Dr. R. Justin Gregg has years of experience diagnosing and treating serious conditions as well as supplying routine care. The health and wellbeing of your pets is very important to us, and we take every possible measure to give your animals the care they deserve. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational opportunities for our clients.
J.E. Hicks Distributing Company (Hicks Chiks)
J.E. Hicks Distributing Company, Inc. is a full line foodservice company located in Natchez, Mississippi. It has been family owned and operated since 1945, currently stocking over 2000 items. We deliver to businesses within an approximately 65 mile radius of Natchez, and offer twice a day delivery in the Natchez area. We also offer our products to the public for your home needs.
Miss-Lou Family Dentistry
At Miss-Lou Family Dentistry, our practice is focused on providing a superior dental experience for every patient. Whether it’s our comprehensive modern treatments, pain-free sedation options, or our friendly dentists and team, we’ll help guide you through the oral health process.
Go Mart & On The Go Deli
Go Mart has been voted best and friendliest convenience store by Natchez Democrat readers every year since 2008.
Inside, we provide a full line of convenience store products. We also have a deli with hot dogs, hot wings, and Hunt Brothers Pizza as well as a full coffee bar with cappuccinos and fountain drinks, Snow-ees, and milkshakes. Delicious BB's Kitchen is located inside the store and serves a full breakfast and lunch menu of fish, chicken, BBQ, and more.
Hampton Inn & Suites
Hampton Inn Natchez is the premier place to stay while visiting this historical town! Situated on the Mississippi river you will have access to unforgettable views and all of downtowns best amenities all while still enjoying Hampton's trusted service.Amenities include but are not limited to:- Free Hot Breakfast- Free WIFI- 24 Hour Business Center- Outdoor Pool- Fitness Center- Free Parking
J&J FLOORING& NATURAL STONE
Our locally-owned shops are your source for personalized service. Let us handle your project from start to finish.
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We've specialized in turning your dreams into reality for more than 33 years. Call or come by one of our shops to visit one of our convenient showrooms and let our insured and bonded team handle installation. We'll even help you coordinate with other contractors.
Intensive Home HealthCare
Intensive Home Healthcare is a family owned and operated business providing clinical care at home for children and adults of all ages.
Intensive Home Healthcare is a trusted leader in home health services in our community for residents of all ages.
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Opened in 1991, is locally owned by Dan and Emily Merrill. We cover a 50 mile radius for in home care including nursing visits, Physical Therapy, and Home Health Aide care. Accepting most insurances, including Medicare and most Humana plans.
We are here to provide you and your loved ones with personal patient care.
Co-Lin CollegeNatchez Campus
Copiah-Lincoln Agricultural High School was established in the fall of 1915 in Wesson, Mississippi, through the joint efforts of Copiah and Lincoln counties. In 1928, the agricultural high school grew to become Copiah-Lincoln Junior College (General Laws of Mississippi, Sec. 308, Chapter 283). The college has an annual enrollment of over 3,000 students, as well as 60 buildings and 525 acres of land.
Concordia Sentinel
The story of the Concordia Sentinel, the oldest business in Concordia Parish, dates back to the mid-19th century when steamboats cruised on the Mississippi River.
When the first governor of the Mississippi Territory, Winthrop Sargent, arrived in Natchez in 1798 just after the region became an American possession, he immediately realized the need for a printing press.
"We have no printing offices in this country, we are remote from all others...." A small press, he said, "would be a blessing to the people of the territory..."
Soon the need was filled.
